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Heavy MOMS
lea—Brood mare with
011idaY, Albert Baeolia;
).907, C. Halliday, Albert,
and 3; filly or gelding, 3
�1i, A, Toli, 1 and 2; filly or
a years old, A. TO11; filly
g,*1 year cdtl, C, Halliday.
e"liertel or Belgian — Brood
e:With foal, Drake Stock Farm,
lit EllYtt Harrison, 3 and 4,
Olead; foal of 1957, Drake
PO, Eartn, 1 and 2, K. Harrison,
and. 4, 4 Whitehead; ; filly or
g, 3 years old; E. Harrison,
*hard & Laramie; filly or geld-
gi 2 years old, Drake Stock Farm,
2; filly or geld/1g, 1 year
,Old' Drake Stock Farm, E. Harri-
• .Wagon Class—Brood mare with
Joel, Allan Knill, E. Harrison; foal
'0E1.957, A. Knill, E. Harrison; filly
or gelding, 3 years old, A. Kinn;
--filly or gelding, 2 years old, A.1
Lull, filly or gelding, 1 year old,
4; Whitehead.
*mess Classes—Light draught
team in harness, C. Halliday, N.
.Shentz, A. Toll; wagon team in
harness, A. Knill, Bert McBride,
Jack Fetch, E. Whitehead; Per-
' eheron team in harness, 0. Bes-
tard, 1 and 2, Drake Stock Farm,
E. Harrison; heavy draught team
in harness, N. Shantz, C. Halliday,
A. Toll, 3 and 4; single wagon
horse in harness„A. Knill, B. Mc-
Bride, J. Fitch, A. Knill, N. Shantz;
four -horse tandem, hitched, C. Hal-
liday, 0. Bestard, Pritchard &
Laramie, B. McBride, A. Toll;
Belgian, Pritcha d & Laramie, 1
and 2, J. Fitch.
Specials --Township Special, C.
Halliday, 0. Bestard, A. Knill,
Drake Stock Farm; best handled
colt, Russell Halliday, George
Bacom, Walter Bacom; best heavy
horse on grounds, N. Shantz.
Beef Cattle
Butchers' Cattle—Steer or heifer
over 1 year, G. Wallis, Granton;
Allan Rundle, Exeter; A. Gaunt
P. O'Shea, Grantee; C. O'Shea
Grantone baby beef 1 year and un-
der, G. Hodgms & Son, Grantone
Jim Lyons, Lucknow i. , Ray Cann,
Exeter; 3. Rinn; S. Ruitoul, White-
church
Aberdeen Angus—Bull., 2 years
and over, R. Doan; bull, 1 year, 3. Plymouth Rocks, C. F. Pepper, 1
Rinn; bull calf, junior, J. Rinn, 11. and 2, J. D. Douglas. White Rocks,
Do; champion bull, J. Rino, R. J. D. Douglas, C. F. Peppee, 2 and
Doan, J. Rinn; cow, 3 years old, 3. Light Sussex, C. F. Pepper, 1
R. Doan; heifer, 2 years old, R. and 2. White Leghorns, C. F. Pee -
Doan; heifer, 1 year old, L. Camp- per, 1 and 2. Craps Breeds, Bruce
bell, R. Doan; heifer calf, senior, Coleman, Ken Colemen.
R. Doan, 1 and 2; heifer calf, jun- High school Poultry
ior, J. Rinn, R. Doan; champion New Hampshire, (h) Bill Mill -
female, L. Campbell; herd, 1 male, son. Rhode Island red, (h) Bill
3 females, R. Doan, 1 and 2; three Millson. White Plymouth Rocks,
animals, get of one sire, R. Doan,
1 and 2. (h) Bill Millson, Jim Lovett, (p &
Special—Winner of most points cr) Bill Millson. White Leghorns,
R. Doan. ' (c) Bill Millson. Bantams, h, p,
c, & cr), Jack Broadfoot. Rhode
Dual Purpose Shorthorns Island Red, (h) Bill Millson. White
John Keyes, Varna, took all priz- Plymouth Rocks, (et) Bill Millson.
es in this class.
Cross Bred, Heavy, (h) Doug. Jam -
Dairy Cattle
ieson, (p) Ken Ryan. Cross Bred,
Guernseys—Bull, 1 year and ov- Light, (h) Bill Millson.
er, William J. Dale; champion Elementary School Poultry
male, W.J. Dale; best cow, W. J.
Rhode Island Reds, (c & h) Mel.
Dale, 1, 2 and 3; heifer, 2 years
old, W. J. Dale, 1 and 2; heifer CJr.,ih, Jr., (cr &.p) Mel. Crich,
J and 2. Barred Plymouth
1calf, senior, W. J. Dale, 1 and 2;
.heifer calf, junior, Everett Hes- Rocks,.(cr) M. Crich, Jr., Jim
sels, John Hessels, W. J. Dale; Montgomery, (p) M. Crich, Jr.White Leghorns, (cr) Gary Mont-
gomery, Jim Montgomery. Light
Sussex, (cr) Jim Montgomery,
Gary Montgomery, A.V. Ban-
tams, (c, cr & p) M. Crich, Jr.,
Jim Broadfoot, (b) M. Crich, Jr.,
Ronald Williamson. Rhode Island
Beds, (c) Mel. Crich, Jr. Cross
Bred, Heavy, (c) Leonard Jamie-
son, Herald Townsend.
(cr) C. F. Pepper.
Orpingtons and Anemia, C. F.
Pepper took all prizes. in both
classes, .
Utility Perie-e,Ilew Hampshire,
C. F. Pepper, 1 and 2. Barred
Always Fresh At
GOETTLERIS
Red & White Market
DUBLIN; ONT.
champion female and herd, bull
and 3 females, W. J. Dale.
Jerseys—Bull, 2 years and over,
bull, 1 year, bull calf under 1
year, champion male, Lorne Car-
ter; cow, 3 years and over, in
milk, dry cow, any age, heifer 2
years old, heifer yearling, senior,
Lorne Carter, 1 and 2; heifer, year-
ling, junior, Ron Little, Lorne Car-
ter, 2 and 3; heifer calf, senior,
L. Carter, 1 and 2; heifer calf,
junior, L. Carter, 1 and 2, Ron
Little, Garry Little; champion fe-
male and herd, bull and 3 female's,
L. Carter.
Holsteins—Cow, 3 years and ov-
er, in milk, William Boyd, 1 and
2; dry cow, any age, heifer, 2
years old, Wm. Boyd; heifer, year-
ling, senior, Wm. Boyd, 1 and 2,
Louis Coyne; heifer, yearling, jun-
ior, Wm. Boyd; heifer calf, senior,
Wm. Boyd, Louis Coyne; heifer
calf, junior, Wm. Boyd, John Jew-
itt, Cecil Bruimsma, Louis Coyne.
Ayrshires—Bull, 2 years and ov-
er, Chester West; bull, 1 year old,
Edgar Howatt & Sons; bull calf,
under 1 year, Wilfrid Barnes, 1
and 2, Edgar Howatt, 3 and 4;
champion male, W. Barnes; cow, 3
years old and over in milk, Chester
West, W. Barnes 2 and 3, Mervin
Lobb & Sons, E. Howatt; dry cow,
any age, Martin Baan, E. Howatt,
C. West; heifer, 2 years old, W.
Barnes, 1 and 2, E. Howatt, M.
Lobb, C. West; heifer, yearling,
senior, W. Barnes, and 2, C.
West, E. Howatt; heifer, yearling,
junior, M. Lobb, E. Howatt, 2 and
3, C. West; heifer calf, senior, M.
Lobb, Glen Nott, M. Lobb, W.
I3arnes; heifer calf, junior, M.
Lobb, John Baan, W. Barnes, E.
Howatt; champion female, W.
Barnes; herd, bull r and 3 females,
W. Barnes, C. West, E. Howatt.
Adult Poultry
New Hampshires, (c, h, cr & p)
C. F. Pepper. Rhode Island Red,
(c) C. F. Pepper, Mel. Crich, Sr.;
(h) J. D. Douglas, C. F. Pepper;
(cr) Mel. Crich, C. F. Pepper, (p)
C. F. Pepper, J. D. Douglas. Bar-
red Plymouth Rocks, (c & h), J.
D. Douglas, C. F. Pepper, (cr &
p) C. F. Pepper, M. Crich, Sr.
White Rocks, (c, h, cr & p) J. D.
Douglas. White Leghorns, (c, h,
cr & p) George Douglas, 1 and 2;
Light Sussex, (c, h, cr & p) C. F.
Pepper. White Wyandottes, (cr,
h, cr & p) J. D. Douglas, M. Crich,
Sr. Brown Leghorns, (c, h, cr &
p) J. D. Douglas, r and 2. Leg -
horns, any other variety, (h, cr &
p), C. F. Pepper. Jersey Giants,
any variety, (c, h & cr) G. Doug-
las, C. F. Pepper, (p) C. F. Pep-
per, G. Douglas. Minorcas, c &
p) J. D. Douglas, C. F. Pepper,
(b) C. F. Pepper, J. - D, Douglas,
• TEESWATER
FALL FAIR
Celebrating 100 Years' Service.
Wednesday, Oct. 2
• Horse Show
• • Harness Races
•4 -II Club Show
,.CENTENNIAL FLOATS
— Parade at 12:30
8:30 -- STAGE SHOW
Circle 8 Ranch with Guest Artists
DANCING AT 10:00
All times are Daylight Saving
J. C. THOMPSON - President
• MELVIN ROME - Secretary
'Of the balitHen,6'.2% is held ln
Ihe tr.S'.. (lheluines 4.2% by
American Telephone and Tele.
• gtoph Contpany); 1.7% in the
United likedemandelsewhere.
•
Canadians
own this
share
of
The Bell
Telephone
Company
Of everPhundred Bell common
shareholders, 98 are Canadians.
And following the recent sale
of additional common shares,
they now own 92% of Bell stock'
No other company has so many
Canadians sharing in its owner-
ship. Bell shareholders in
Canada today total 150,000. Of
these, 12,000 -are our own em-
ployees and pensioners. And, of
course, many, many more are
Bell customers.
So Bell Telephone—owned,
controlled and operated by Ca-
• nadiaes to serve Canadians—is
a distinctly Canadian enterprise.
Bp.o.*(140110140 00M0Ativ OF CANADA
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•
s. W„ Hemp,. Mee. W. *
hill;1. table 'cares, .ShOrt,
H01104, MeClYnient; table c-
ota, log, Mr.S. W. Haugh;
R. ThOMPaen; pickling beets, Ms,;;
W. 1710o, wfts. W. colggqii;
nip bleed beets, Mrs. W. Hentie,
Ti' MeClyniont; cucumbers, ripe;Or
Sponge eake, lYirs. J., Carter. MO,
G. Papple; banana layer cake, Mrs.
G. Papple, Mrs. J. Carter; chiffen
Mrs- c
cake, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs, Q. Pap-
ple; dark fruit cake, 3- at'.
ter, Mrs. E. Orr; light -fruit cake,.
Rita Orr, Mrs.' 3. Carter, no num-
ber or name; date and nut loaf,
green, MrsW. Coleman, Mrs, •W, Mrs. J. Carter, Rita Orr.
Haqgh; table parsnips, Mrs. W. Candy—Maple cream, Mrs. S.
Haugh, Bruce Keys; best.peppere, ,
Mrs. W. Haugh, T. McMillan; etlev,Papple;
Storey, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mr. G.
chocolate fudge, Mrs. S.
lection..of peepers„ Mrs. W. Haeg4, Storey, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. E.
F MeClymont; 'table corn, sweet; ,Nott: assorted candy,. Mrs. A.
Dining Boom Furniabings--Table
eleth, eroclieted, Mrs, IteaS Se -
ane;' teneloth, embeoideeed, Mrs.
clOth, any other work 114p. Vi.,
i: Steffen, Mrs. W. Ileimpel; tea
Steffen, Mrs. R. Savage; bridge
cloth, white, MO. M. Steffen, Mrs,
W. Heimpel; runner and 4 place
mats, Mrs. M. Steffen; card table
Over, felt, Mo. M. Steffen; gen-
trepiece, crochet, Mrs. S. Mc re,
Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. J. "Kerep;'
centrepiece, tatted, Mrs. W. Heim-
pel,Mrs. M. Steffen; buffet set,
h
R. McMillan, Mrs. W. Haugh; hre ,Jamieson, Mrs. S. Storey; haine
. croc,eted, Mo. W. Beimpel, Mrs:
J.:
corn, Ken* Coleman, Ken Stewa ,t; made dipped chocolates, Mrs. S. Kemp, Mrs. M. Staffen; buffet
winter radish, Mrs. W. Haugh, Ger- Storey, Mrs. Wes. Heimpel, Wm. set, embroidered; Mrs. S. McClure,
Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs. M. Steffen.
net Adams; sunflower heads, 1G.
Adams, Mrs. W. Coleman; beat , S. Storey.
1 Cookies—Plain, Mrs. J. Carter, - Bedroom Furnishings -- Pillow -
embroidered, Mrs. W. -- 1Virs. Wes Heimpel; variety un- aliP,
Pillow -
novelty in vegetables, Mrs. D. me
Heim-
Leod, Jack Crozier; cauliflower, . Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. Jack
F. McClymont; red cabbage, F. Mrs. G.
Mrs. S. Storey, Pel,
Kemp; pillowslip, color, Mrs. W.
Papple, Mrs. J. Carter;
McClymont, Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw; m'Heimpel, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. S.
variety cooked cookies, Mrs. J.
. McClure; pillowslip, crochet edge,
fall cabbage,, Mrs. W. Hanel, p. Carter, Mrs. S. Storey; cocoa mac
Meelymont; winter cabbage, Mrs. Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. E. C. Case,
W. Haugh, F. MgClyelont; white aroons, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Carter,
Wm. S. Storey; small cakes, as-
Mrs. J. Kemp; pillowslip, cross Dalrymple. •
onions, Mrs. W. Coleman, Mrs.W.
Haugh; muskmelons, Mrs. W. sorted, Wilma McLean, Mrs. Car- stitche--Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. J. Special by Mrs. J. F. Scott, for
ter, Mrs. S. Storey.
Kemp, Mrs, Rita Orr; sheet and most points—Mrs. F. Dalrymple,
'
Haugh, Mrs. L. Pryce; citrons,
pillowslips, monogram, Mrs. W. 38 Points; runner-up, Mrs. W. Heim -
striped, Mrs. L. Pryce, F. McCl3'4- Pies—Pumpkin pie, Mrs. J. Car- Heimpele Mrs. M. Steffen; vanity pel, 18 points.
mont; watermelons, Mrs. L. Pryge. ter, Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. S. Hil- set Mrs. W. Heimpel Mrs. Sam Floral Exhibit
marrow, 1len; cherry pie, Mrs. G. Papple, ''
McClure,Mrs. K.McLean; fancy Asters, 7 blooms, Mrs. J: Grum-
Mrs.vegetable F. McClymont,
W. Haugh; pie pumpkin, Ken Mrs.Carter; . , Mrs. pin cushion, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs.
'' lemon pie J. .
mett Mrs. Wallace Haugh; asters,
Carter, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. G. Pap- W. Heimpel, Mrs. Rita Orr.
Knitted or Crocheted Articles
(Wool) — Lady's knitted gloves,
plain, Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. J.
Kemp; fancy, Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs.
W. Heimpel; stole, knitted or
crocheted, Mrs. E. C. Case, Mrs.
W. Heimpel; man's knitted gloves,
plain, Mrs. W. Heimpel; mart's
mitts, double knitted, Mrs. Wes.
Heimpel; man's fine sox, fancy,
Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs. W. Heimpel,
Mrs:- J. Carter; man's work sox,
knitted, Mrs. 3. Kemp, Mrs. Sam
Storey, Mrs. J. Carter; girl's pull-
over sweater, Mrs. W. Heimpel,
Mrs. S. McClure, Mrs. J. Kemp;
baby's set, knitted, Mrs. J. Kemp,
Mrs. Rita Orr, Mrs. M. Steffen;
baby's set, crocheted, Mrs. M.
Staffen.
Sewing—Fancy tea apron, Mrs.
E. C. Case, Mrs. Frank Cantelon,
Mrs. J. Carter; cobbler aprop,
Mrs. F. Cantelon, Mrs. M. Steffen,
Eggs
Open to all Producers -21/2 doz.
commercial eggs, Earl Papple,
Mrs. T. McMillan, Ken Ryan, Wm.
S. D. Storey; 21/2 dozen brown
eggs, Harold Price, Earl Papple,
Mrs. James, Carter, Wm. S. D.
Storey; 21/2 dozen white eggs, Ken
Coleman, Mrs. W. Coleman, Bruce
Coleman, Will Coleman. Co-op
Special, Ken Coleman.
High School Section—Commer-
cial Eggs, Margaret Wood, Mar-
jorie Papple, Suane Haugh; brown
eggs, Doug Eyre, Marjorie Papple,
Margaret Wood, John Scott; white
eggs, Margaret Wood, Bill Camp-
bell, Emily Elliott, Robert Elliott.
G. W. Mcllwain Special, Doug.
Eyre.
Public School Section—Commer-
cial eggs, Tom Papple, Dorothy
Jamieson, Doris Moon, John Wal-
ker; brown eggs, Bruce Papple,
Linda MacDonald, James Papple,
Mary Scott; white eggs, Ken Gem-
mell, J. Van Rooijan, Mary Scott,
George Wood. Co-op Special, Pub-
lic School Section, Bruce Papple;
Co-op Special, best tray, -all class-
es competing, Doug Eyre, lie: 2,
Kippen.
Horticultural Pioducts
•
014$49 4. •
•
Etelle4 alumingrp,, Mrs. S. Pig
Ciure, Mrs. Elva. Ellis, Mrs. 1,
Grummet; tooled topper, 14rs.
•Ellia; costume jewellery, Mrs, P.
Dalumple, Mra, W,
S. Storey; sbeii ,work Mrs.
E. Dalrymple, 'Mrs. • W.' BeAMPel,
Mrs. J. Grnrnmett; celientiOn
orated pottery, Mrs. J. OrnlIPIllett;
Mrs. F. Dalrymple; band bag, ielk.
Mrs. Arthur Clerk, Mrs, W. lielm-
pel; shopping bag, felt, Mg.'. W.
Heimpel, Mrs. •M. • Staffen; hed-:
room slippers,eMrs. Dalrypiple,
Mrs. Les Pryee, 8, 8[0,eY;
lady's handbag; leather, Mrs A.
Clark; wallet or billfold, leather,
Mrs. J. Grummett, Mrs. W. Heim-
pel, Mrs. A. Clark;; gloves, leather,
Mrs. F. Dalrymple, Mrs. A. Clark;
dining table bouquet, Mo. F. Dal-
rymple; corsage, artificial, Mrs, F.
Dalrymple, Mrs: '8..Stdrey, Mrs.
W. Heimpel; table favors, Mrs. F.
aatbemums, W, A:4'08114w;
aaetOs, collection, Ma: Wolttog%
Mrs,. Nott; msgmr,f1,„T„
/144apson, Mr.§, ONAlmett;
fusel/fa, two-tOne,, 4%; ;COW;
floral arrangement, Mra, W. Bikid-
shayn dried winter tan(quet., Mrst;
Ifaugba rf 11.00/0"19;
bouquet, dining room tablet Mrs,
!. BradShaw, Mrs. J. Grainmett;
PVC botuMet, Mrs. T. R. Th00i1,-
son, Mrs. E. Nott; modern floral
arrangement, Mrs. J. Grommett;
new rare plant, Mrs. J. grummett,
joint ly9adfoot ; arrangement,
ThanksgivAng, Mrs, Storey, Mrs.
T. R. Thompson; miniature
den, 1VIrs. Sam McClure, Mrs.
McLeod. Special: winner of most
points, three me bushes, Dale's,
Mrs. W. Bradshaw.
Garden Club and Girls' Club
Display . of vegetables, Joan
Pryce, Slane HaPgkAglipL Hick-
nell, Marjorie Papple„.4Bonnie Mc-
liott, Sandra Doig;';'eeqtrePice of
vegetables, fruits. for "Thanksgiv-
ing, Bonnie McLeod; Marjorie' Kief-
fer, Marjorie Papple; two coleus
foliages, Suane Haugh, Marilyn
Taylor.
Sleeping Garments, Senior —
displey, Mrs. 3. Grummett, Mrs. pyjamas,
Mary Broadfoot, Mar -
T. R. Thompson; calendula, dis
Ag -
play, John Broadfoot, Mrs. W. jorie Papple, Dorothy Keys, Haugh; dahlia's, 3 blooms, Ethel nes Hicknell; juniors: nightgowns,
Dennis, Mrs. J. Grummett; dah- Marjorie Keifer; Eleanor Keys;
Mamas, Suane Haugh, Jean.
has, 7 blooms, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Broadfoot
F. Dalrymple; gladiolus, 3 spikes, , Carol Carter, Gloria
Carter; housecoat, Marjorie Pap -
Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs. Les Pryce;
ple.
marigolds, French display, Mrs. T.
R. Thompson, Mrs. Elgin Nott; TaGyalorrdenjeaCnluBb
r—t,
lcMarilynapi
pansies, display, Mrs. J. Grum-
mter, Suane Haugh;' bouquet, corn-
ett; petunias, single, fringed,
Mrs. W. Bradshaw; petunias, dou- flowers, Marjorie Papple, Merger -
et McLeod, Carol Carter, Helen
ble or more, Mrs. W. Bradshaw;
Broadfoot; boucinet snapdragons,
roses, 3 blooms, Mrs. T. R. Thomp- Jean Broadfoot, Marilyn Taylor,
son; roses, display, Mrs. T. R. Grace Doig, Suane Haugh; carrots,
Thompson; roses, Floribunda, Mrs.
topped, Suane Haugh, G-ene Nixon,
T, R. Thompson; scabiosa, display,
Agnes Hicknell,
Mrs. W. Bradshaw; snapdragon, Faye Little; 'Inds,
topped, Suane Haugh, Marilyn Tay -
display, Mrs. W. Bradshaw; ver- lor, Agnes Hicknell, Gene Nixon;
benas, display, Mrs. W. Bradshaw; onions, Dutch sets, Marjorie Kite&
zinnias, 5 blooms, Mrs. W. Haugh; fer, Georgina Kieffer, Marilyn Tay -
zinnias, baby pom-pom, Mrs. W.
lor, Joan Pryce.
Haugh; zinnias, peppermint, dis-
Junior Institute Hope Chest Com -
play, Mrs. W. Bradshaw; African petition—Three articles, an apron,
pair pillow slips, luncheon set, also
three other articles, Mary Broad -
foot, Catherine Campbell, Dorothy
Keys.
Stewart, Garnet Adams; table
squash, Mrs. L. Pryce, Mrs. H.
McLeod; Hubbard squash, Garnet
Adams, Mrs. W. Haugh; largest
pumpkin, Garnet Adams, Johnb
Broadfoot; long red mangolds,
Ethel Dennis; Intermediate man -
golds, Ethel Dennis; sugar beets,
Wilbur Keys; A.O.V. potatoes; -F.
McClymont, Mrs. W. Haugh; A.O.
V. late potatoes, Mrs. W. Coleman;
collection garden produce, F. Mc-
Clymont.
• Canned Fruits and Vegetables
Preserved strawberries, Mrs. J.
Carter, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. E.
Nott; canned red cherries, Mrs. J.
Carter; canned peaches, Mrs. J.
Carter, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Rita
Orr; canned pears, Rita Orr, Mrs.
J. Carter, Mrs. Keith McLean;
canned plums, Ethel Dennis, Mrs.
E. Nott, Mrs. A. Jamieson; .canned
red raspberries, Mrs. A, Jamieson,
Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. J. Carter; grape
juice, Mrs. J. Carter; tomato
juice, Mrs. A. Jamieson; chili
sauce, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Rita
Orr, Mrs. L. Pryce; canned pine-
apple, Rita Orr, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs.
A. Jamieson; canned whole toma-
toes, Rita Orr, Mrs. A. Jamieson,
Mrs. J. Carter; sweet cucumber
pickles, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Sam
McClure, Mrs. E. Nott; pickled
beets, Mrs. L. Pryce, Mrs. A.
Jamieson, Mrs. J. Carter; relish,
Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. S. Hillen, Mrs.
S. McClure; pear marmalade, Mrs.
J. Carter; new variety of pickles,
Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. J. Carter; dill
pickles, Mrs. S. Hillen, Ethel Den-
nis, Mrs. J. Carter; tomato cat-
sup, Mrs. S. McClure, Rita Orr,
Mrs. J. Carter; black currant jam,
Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. E. Nott;
strawberry jam, Mrs. A. Jamie-
son, Ethel Dennis,. Mrs. S. Hillen;
raspberry jam, Mrs. J. Carter,
Mrs. S. McClure, Mrs. S. Hillen;
apple jelly, Mrs. A. Jamieson,
Bruce Keys, Mrs. J. Carter; red
currant jelly, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs.
A. Jamieson, Mrs. J. Carter; any
other variety jam, Mrs. E. Nott,
Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. J. Carter;
collection canned fruits, Mrs. J.
Carter; collection james and jel-
lies, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. J. Carter.
Dairy Products
Butter, crock, Mrs. J. • Carter;
Ethel Dennis; butter, in prints,
Mrs. J. Carter, Ethel Dennis; but-
ter, fancy servings, Mrs. J. Car-
ter, Ethel Dennis; maple syrup,
Ethel Dennis, Fred McClymont;
home-made soap', Mrs. Wes. Heim -
pet F. McClymont; home-made
cottage cheese, Mrs. J. Carter;
home-made lard, Mrs. J. Carter,
Ethel Dennis.
Apples—Collection, 12 varieties,
Ivan McClymont; winter apples,
Fred McClymont, Ivan McCly-
mont; fall apples, F. McClymont,
I. McClymont; Rhode Island Green-
ing, I. McClymont, F. McClymont;
St. Lawrence, 1. McClymont; Mc-
Intosh, I. McClymont; Talman
Sweet, F. McClymont, I. McCly-
mont; McIntosh, I. McClymont;
any other variety fall apples, L
McClymont.
Fred - McClymont took all other
prizes in this class.
Pears—Louis Bonne de Jersey,
F. McClymont; Bartlett, Mrs. T.
R. Thompson, F. McClymont.
Plums—Washington, Green Gage,
Lombards and German Prunes, F.
McClymont; Burbank, F. McCly-
mont, W. S. D. Storey; Bradshaw,
I. McClymont; any other variety,
Mrs. T. R. Thompson, F. McCly-
mont.
Grapes, green, Wilbur Keyes.;
4luron Expositor Special, Fred Mc-
Clymont.
Grain
Timothy, Stanley Hillen, John
Broadfoot, Arnold Jamieson, Don
Buchanan; fall wheat, Ken Ryan,
Don Ryan, Wm. S. D. Storey, Ivan
McClymont; barley, Lewis P.
Coyne, Ken Stewart,W. S. D.
Storey, Arnold Jamieson; oats,
late, A. Jamieson, R. M. Scott,
Geo. Underwood, Donald McKer-
cher; oats, early, F. McClymont,
Don Buchanan; mixed grain, L.
P. Coyne, Harold Pryce, Ken Cole-
man, Bruce Coleman; white beans,
W. S. D. Storey, Jack Crozier;
husking corn on cob, John Bell, J.
Crozier, Bruce Coleman, Don
Buchanan; championship, Arnold
Jamieson.
Bale first -cut hay, Mrs. Sam
Storey, W. S. D. Storey; bale, sec-
ond -cut hay, L, P. Coyne, Will.
Coleman, Ken Coleman, Bruce
Coleman; bushel field chopped hay,
Arnold Jamieson, J. Crozier, D.
McKercher; sheaf ensilage corn, J.
Crozier. Ken Stewart, F. McCly-
mont, 1 McClymont.
Field Crop Competitions
Garry Oats: A. Jamieson, 95 pts.;
L. P. Coyne, 93; R. T. Bolton, 91;
Don Buchanan, 90; R. M. Scott,
89; Ken Stewart, 88; John E. Hen-
derson, 87; R. S. McKercher, 86;
Harold Pryce, 85; Bob Broadfoot,
84; Guy Dorrance, 81; Jack Croz-
ier, 79; Tom Whyte, 70; W. L.
Whyte, 65.
Brant Barley—L. P. Coyne, 96
points; Ken Stewart, 94; Oliver
Pryce, 92; J. Arnold Jamieson, 90;
Jack Crozier, 88; Harold Pryce,
86; Jas. F. Keys, 85; Luther San-
ders, 83; Guy Dorrance, 80; Tom
Whyte, 60; W. L. Whyte, 60,
Pfister Corn—John F. Bell, 95;
Robert E. McMillan: 93; Ken Stew-
art, 92; Bob Broadfoot, 90; Nick
Whyte, 82; John E. Henderson, 81;
Joe J. Lane, 79; Tom Whyte, 77;
Don Buchanan, 74; Leslie J. Pryce,
71 Gordan Papple, 68; Guy Dor-
mice, 65.
pie; raisin pie, Mrs. J. Carter,
Mrs. G. Papple; apple pie, Ethel
Dennis, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. S.
Hillen; butter tarts, Mrs. G. Pap-
ple, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. S. Hil-
len; jam tarts, Mrs. G. Papple,
Bruce Keys, Mrs. J. Carter.
Miscellaneous—Tea biscuits, B.
Keys, Mrs. 3. Carter, Mrs. S. Hil-
len; wheat biscuits, Mrs. J. Car-
ter, Ethel Dennis; doughnuts, Mrs.
S. Storey; muffins, wheat germ.
Rita Orr, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. S.
Storey; shortbread, Wm. S. Storey,
Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Mrs. S. Storey;
sandwiches, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. S.
Storey; gingerbread, Mrs. G. Pap-
ple, Mrs. J. Carter; school lunch
box, Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. J.
Carter.
Specials—Collection plain baking,
Mrs. T. McMillan, Mrs. J. Carter,
Ethel Dennis; six ways of serving
apples, Mrs. J. Keys, Mrs. Carter,
Mrs. Bruce Keys; six ways of
serving potatoes, Mrs. J. Carter,
Mrs. J. Keys, Mrs. G. Papple.
Lake of Woods Special—Loaf white
bread, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. T. Mc-
Millan, Mrs. Carter; layer cake,
Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. 3. Carter;
pie, Five Roses Flour, Mrs. T. Mc -
Milian Mrs. G. Papple. Gorman,
Eckert & Co—Chili sauce, Mrs.
Les. Pryce. Canada Packers—
Pies, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. J. Car-
ter, Mrs. T. McMillan; cakes, Mrs.
G. Papple, Mrs. J. Carter, Bruce
Keys. Magic Baking Powder—
Frosted single layer cake, Mrs. G.
Papple, Mrs. J. Keyes, Varna.
Cooking, Public School
Tea biscuits, open, Carol Carter,
Bruce Falconer, Sandra Bushie,
Katie Scott, Louis Bradshaw; but-
ter tarts, Elaine Oke, Wendy
Moore, Brian Habkirk, Judy Nott,
Mary Ann Snowden; chocolate lay-
er cake, Glen Nott, Judy Nott,
Sharon McNichol, H. Elliott, Joan
Reynolds; bran muffins, Linda
Nott, Elaine Oke, Elizabeth Car-
ter, Marjorie MacDonald, Bruce
Falconer; drop cookies, Shirley
Dinsmore, Dorothy Jamieson, Brian
Habkirk, Elaine Oke; white layer
cake; iced, Ken Cardno, Rosemary
Lansink, Peter Stiles, Betty Nigh;
Cheryl Moore; apple pie, Sandra
Bushie, Mary Crich, Barbara Fal-
coner, Kendra Moore, Barbara
Tudball; raisin pie, Carol Carter,
Sandra McGonigle, Sandra Bushie;
candy, maple cream, Susan Mc-
Lean, Peter Kling, Helen Elliott,
Katie Scott, Louise Bradshaw;
candy, chocolate fudge, Glen Nott,
Bruce WhitmoreFeJudy Nott, Shar-
on McNichol, Connie Glew.
Needlecraft
Quilts—Quilt, piecs.:d, cotton, Mrs.
Jack Kemp; quilt, pieced and ap-
pliqued, Mrs. Wes Heimpel; child's
nursery design, Mrs. Jack Kemp,
Mrs. -Mel Steffen, Mrs. Wes Heim
pel.
Afghans—Crocheted afghan, Mrs.
Les Pryce, Mrs, Rita Orr; knitted
afghan, Mrs. W e'S Heimpel.
Mats—Braided mat, rags, Mrs.
M. Staffen, Mrs. W. Heimpel;
hooked mat, rags, Mrs. W. Heim-
pel; hooked mat, wool, yarn, Mrs.
Elgin Nott, No name or number,
Mrs: L. Pryce.
Living Room Furnishings—Cush-
ion, satin, Mrs. Joe Grummett,
Mrs. Jack Kemp, Mrs. W. Heim-
pel; embroidered cukhion, Mrs. M.
Steffen, Mrs. W. Heimpel, no name
or number; needlepoint cushion,
Mrs. W. Heimpel; wool cushion,
Mrs. Sam McClure, Mrs. J. Kemp,
Mrs. W. Heimpel; picture, needle-
point, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. W.
Heimpel, Mrs. J. Kemp; picture,
petitpoint, Mrs. W. Heimpel;
(Jolley, tatted, Mrs. W. Heimpel,
Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. S. McClure;
doiley, crocheted, Mrs. J. Kemp,
Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. S. Mc-
Clure.
• Sewing
Doll, dressed, Meta Reeves, Jean
McLeod, Anne Kling, Darlene Sills,
Helen Broadfoot; embroidered tea
towel, Helen Broadfoot, Margaret
MacGregor, Mary MacGregor,
Sharon McNichol, Mea Reeves;
apron, Helen Broadfoot, Barbara
Falconer, Ruth Crich; knitted art-
icle, Gisela Helbig, Joan Robert-
son, Helen Broadfdot, Catherine
Philips, Rosemary Lansink; article
hand -worked, Helen Broadfoot,
Joan Reynolds, Gisela Helbig, Cat-
o]. Carter, Sandra Bushie; article
made of felt, Darlene Sills, Ruth
Crich, Helen Broadfoot, Betty Anti
Gibbing; costume jewellery, Ruth
Crieh, Mildred Crich, Helen Broadl
foot, Barbara Layton.
Roots and Vegetables
Totnatoes, red, Mrs. W. Haugh,
Mrs. W. E. Coleman; tomatoes,
yellow, F. McClymont; collection
of each variety, McClymont;
onions from seed, Spanish, MO.
W. Haugh; onions from Dutch
sets, Mrs. L. Pryce, Mrs. W.
Haugh; onion seta, Mrs. W. Haugh,
Mrs. L. Pryce; cucumbers, pick-
ling, Mrs. Elgin Nott; butter beans,
Een SteWart, Mrs. Wes,
Hemplp11; Otte beans, sbelled,
'Home Economics
Bread—Loaf white bread, Mrsl
J. Carter, Mrs. T. 1VIcMillaa, Ethet
Dennis; brown bread, Ethel ben
nis, Mrs. S. Storey, Mrs. J. Cart
ter; fruit bread, Ethel Dennis, Mrs
G. Papple, Mrs. S. Storey.
Buns—Plain, Ethel Dennis, Mrs;'
T. McMillan, Mrs. G. Papple; col"
lection of buns, Ethel Dennis, Mrs
G. Papple, Mrs. J. Carter.
Cakes—Angel cake, uniced, Mrs.
W. Coleman, Mrs. .1. Carter, Mrs,
T. McMillan; chocolate layer cake,
Mrs. G. Papple, Wilma McLean1
M's. J. Carter; white layer Cake,
Mrs, J. Carter, Mrs. G. Pappleq
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Mrs. E. C. Case; apron, to repres- violet, Mrs. E. Nott; African viol-
ent month or special event, Mrs. et, single Mrs. E. Nott; African
M. Steffen, Mrs. J. Grummett,
Mrs. S. Storey; practical work ap-
ron, Mrs. F. Cantelon, Mrs. E. C.
Case, Mrs. M. Steffen; lady's
house dress, Mrs. M. Staffen, Mrs.
violet, double, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs.
L. Pryce; African violet, collection,
Mrs. L. Pryce; coleus, foliage, Mrs.
J. Carter, Mrs. W. Haugh; chrys-
W. Heimpel, Mrs. J. Kemp; lady's
skirt, cotton, Mrs. M. Staffen, Mrs.
J. Kemp; lady's skirt, wool, Mrs.
S. Storey, Mrs. M. Steffen; man's
pyjamas, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. J.
Kemp; child's pyjamas, Mrs. M.
Steffen, Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs. W.
Heimpel; man's plaid sport slairt,1
Mrs. m. Steffen; girl's dress,
smocked, Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs. M.
Steffen; child's dress, Mrs. M.
Steffen, Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs. Sam
Storey; child's sunsuit, Mrs. W.
Heimpel, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. J.
Grummett; boy's trousers, Mrs. J.
•''..emp, Mrs. W. Heimpel; 3 articles
'rom sugar sacks, etc., Mrs. Sam
McClure, Mrs. M. Staffen, Mrs.
W. Heimpel.
1Vliscellaneous—Grandine's birth-
day party, Mrs. M. Steffen; bath
towel, narrow edge, Mrs. W. Heim-
pel, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. Jack
Kemp; linen towel, embroidered,
Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. M. Steffen;
guest towel, cross stitch, Mrs. M.
Steffen; tea towel, any trim, Mrs.
S. McClure, Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs.
M. Steffen; gift for bridal shower,
Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. J. Grum-
mett; quilt blocks, pieced cotton,
Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs. W. Heimpel..
Specials—Mary Maxim special,
sweater, knit, Mrs. S. McClure;
Mrs. Haugh special, pillow slips,
Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. M. Steffen;
Mrs. Haugh special, half apron,
Mrs. Frank Cantelon, Mrs. E. C.
Case, Mrs. Joe Grummett. Mrs.
Grummett's special, three hand-
made articles, Mrs. J. Grummett,
Mrs. Frank Cantelon, Mrs. E. C.
Case.
The nurse is saving regularly
for a vacation trip
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SEAFORTH MOTORS
k SEAFORTH
The father is saving for the things
a'growing child will need
• Both have a
bank account- and
a purpose for saving
Nurse and father both agree that some things
are too important to leave to chance. So,
like Most Canadians, each uses a Chartered bank
far planned saving, making regular deposits
to accomplish a definite purpose.
You Own savings plan may be a short-term,
modest one — maybe a vacation trip, or new
drapes for the living room. Or your goal
may be long -tinge, like providing more
security, greater comfort and independence
for you and Mik.faMily.
But whatever wise you find for the money you
save, yOU'll alWaYS be glad you saved it!
Save at a bank ,-;-• millions do
COMMUNITY
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